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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-25
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The Irish standard., 1887-11-05
TYRONE. j

tst 1 \ g. - - aa 4 \ i.st
On. October 3 band Of soldiers in
the streets Of The Catholic quarter Of
Omagh 50 exasperated the people by
their conduct that q conflict took place,
,andSthe police had xto interfere. The
soldiers shouted ttTo - e y. with she
Pope, and used their bells freely.
They We're ultimately driven to their
barracks by the5police, with the assist
ance oof the people. On the same even e'nl
ing three men named William 4. slo-,
ayAtee, r. r. Wright and 2. Houston
were arrested at Cannoneill on charge
of having attempted on the previous
morning, between Lurgan and Porta-
down, to interfere with the great North
ern line 80 ga to upset the first train
passing, ID
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CARLOW.

On the evening Of September 50.
Monsignor Persico, iu the Carlow Caths-
dral, was presented with addresses from
gthe people OF the st. Vincent de Paul
society, and from the Carlow town com.
nlissioners. sSsgssss S.s.gss5s ,,,, ISL
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WATERFORD.

Lismore Fair was held on October 12.
Mr.. Ilyran Laffan, honorable secre-
tary Of the Kilmasoow Gaelic Athletic
Association, died al hiss:father's resi-
dence, on Sunday. September IS, at the
earlyege off22Years. he was with the
team in dublin three weeks previous 20
his death. The lnterment took place on
Tuesday the 20th,, and the funeral was
followed by stslarge coneoursa of people.
The coffin Was from the hearse
within ha;f mile IF the gra'vey ard and
carried BY members Of the.G. a. q !
who walked in order after. the llearse. =, 4.
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PAl'RlE ]! !.
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Patritius, Patris ~
1 a more exalted name Than that
Maynot be found the anol1 'Ssss '.ss
!, OF mighty ci1lefa whom poets sung Il. t:.st5
d .er, whom great actions ratsed on high
imrnortal destined ne,er ~ to die.
# rts SOUND recalls ;seloso so ttnes a
Rehearsed by. bard sin ri me. :lz;
rhen Romulus ipreared sthe wall
0f queenly Rome. forbid t5 Sal ".
,Ry Fate. until that eternal Il ;Si:5
when heaven snd earth shall pass away.
petritfus neans patriciar ,aDr i. s
TheSss no,olest' first in peace M and y 'ar;
THE Pater PatrieT arrest cI,essss a,s i9
That eer his countrs gszed snpon ~
Alltnat patritius meant ant nd,nore
In 0lder time, III days OF yore. y
When noble, noble was; aud WheH II d
There were patricians, noble raenl.
,Ipon the waye-washe ed ea1ni ing sands
OfInnisiail, from Eastern ]ands
Appeared & glorious vision =. onea ora
Bright-beaming as the rising sun. .st; t;
The wcrld redeeming Crohs before Fl
His stops advanced, the Book he bore +
OF life unending at his word 4
Down dropt the warrior's g bloody sword, @
Down fell the idol, stately rose z,S
Tho Christian temple ;'ifriends Of foes
( He made of hearhens, Christians, they
I Thatgroped in darkness saw the day s.ssf .3g
or truth eternal, hymns Of praise q S3s'$ 3s
Loud chanted to the full OF days. RIG, ii
What 6 God-sent being placed them thus:
Green Erin's saint, PAtriHus.
Patritius oft, . honored name
The blush Of angerand of shame
Eutfuse 10y burning check, 70 see #
Some senseless fool adenying thee
THE narne that saints and sages bore, >
TEe name that kings sud heroes wore
As brightly as diadern- 81. & 5I3
The name that spark las like tho gem
;efore the worlds admiring eye
Jan it be possible, you crr, G}s
Can there he found an frishinsu
Ashamed OF it? Alas, there can
yoa, there are beings low and base,
Vile scion5 Of & n0b'e race. 8. M
':Deyereratc sons Of nero sires,G
Whose soul no patriotic fires tE ":
Excite 70 aspiration grand, 5.,,. i. 5 ss;IS I.
who dastnrd-like deny the land ~ ss.
Tlat nourished them, that gave them birth,
Beneath whose soilin sainted earth
Repose their fathers bones ]; who ,shanle
To speak that country SACRED name,
Thank Aeaver, it is the vile and base Il
Who thus their nattveland disgrace. "
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ANTRIM.

The dedication Of ST. Paul's Church,
Falls road, Belfast, took place on Sun
day, October %.
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WESTMEA-TII.


There was . great league demo ira:
tion at Tang, a4Yillage near Athlone,,
on the frst Sunday of the month, the
object Of which was to give the people
of Westnsath and hongford an oppor-.
ttlnitys Of protestlng against the tyran-
nous prosecutions ofs Mr. John e. Hay.
den and others, u Which recently took.
place ats & lasson; and which arose out
off cettgin harsh ev;ctions which were
cnrriied out at thesiinstance Of fr. II !,
Russell 8 local landowner, The meet.
ina.ag iiin5ag was held in the field belonging to
Mis- Dillon, and aspaeious d platform
had been erected. for the occasion and
covered the exact spot where onesoff The.
,,evictitt pms took place. The demo onstra-:
.tion r, Vas by 10 means aslooal one, but
was pai.to oiipated in by residents of the.
adjoining counties. /, gishe gIh meeting was
an enorn2, ous one, and the proc eediilnngs
thrroug hont we're Of an en- thnslastic char
acter. a large force Of police ander
County Inspector Annesley and District
Inspector .,1Eones Of Muilin &s,ar, i we're e
present, but we're stationed consider
able. distance{ t pa tle place 81 meeting.
la government. porter Was accomlrno-
dated with = slYsso stthe platform.
.:Ws leRD. lEE2II|'lo a I+... /. .,,..5.:
Rev. WilliamS Ne sil '; Of l4S5 Kill y,
aneriin has gratefully ack = dged hb-7
eraI descriptions to the BroG;k g tenants las
indemnity fund. s s=Sss
on. Friday, The f7th ult.S ls Eeen1
|eico atrtvedSi Sin Ennis scorthy !. accon
BY the Most Rev DR.. Browne 3. Be
town i w was 81 fete, the P,roasstant house,
holders alsoS showing tth'eir apRreeiation
On the occasion. When11 going toEss. the
Cathedral his Exeel llency Vas II accom-: con
panied by the local bands md De torch
Light pr qeasion, s5sss.s e.. j
IC;RIz(1 Il 81 s
1ns The, "a inst. occurred thelE death of
Thomas Lawler, q resident of Fray
sl u Died on thh 6th inst. atI tRe home
g her. pareh5s Miss Bridget u,
dang 4 sltz Thomas Keoaa Sot
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CLARE.

On the Sd of October, John P. Frost,
of Rossmaher, WHO was sentenced TO.
twenty-one days. inprls onnent ne for oso-.. /.
structing the sheriff, was released from
the county Limerick jail by large
crowd af synpathizers and escorted to-
the town hall, where the Smith O'Brien
Branch 7. N. H., presented him with an
address. He subsequently proceeded
to Six-mile,- bridge, whsre a warm greet
;ng awaited him.
CORK. ,5 5..55 Ss$,
The parishioners Of Breaffy are taking
steps TO erect worthy memorial TO the
late esteemed and respected Rev. Fran
els Moran, .C.
DONEGAL.
On October 2, at Dasertegney, near
Buucrana, the church etected il mem
ory os the i!!...trio'.s pr Magln,
,mnly dedicated. Il '.s u 4 E:s5. /. iS#. l:.'
DUBLIN. 3yss ;s}s & ~ 81.
sss .5sts'Ss ,5zSs
Feast Of St. Michael, the Rev.
Jonlon, late of All Hal lows
Dublin, was ordained priest b
st Rev. DR.. Lacy, Bishop 5of
jbrough, England, assisted by.
~ Rev. Canon Shannahan, Of
= y, far,,1 4
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C.AY.A-N.

4. Belturbet correspondent says the
epecia} train from The Nationalist meet
ing at Ennisk;llen to Clones on October
Q, was attacked there by Orang ngenen,
stones being thrown and SHOTS fred ;
also, that at Bailinanlallard Isthe Or
angenaen stopped carload Of people
going to the same meeting, rendering
tnezn late for the meeting.
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sIIIP:PEERARY,

Z There Tas; fair al Kinch on the 18th
ult:and one at Cashel the day before.
The speeches made BY British Home
t:IfSss1lers during their recent tour Of the
county were heard with the utmost at
-tentiyeness. The people are really
proud Of their English friends.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-05
KILKENNY. \

Died, on October 5, at St. Vincent's'
Hospital, Of hemorrhage Of the lungs,
Martin, youngest son; Of J John F'enne9ll:l.y. r
Grove, CuHee's Grange, county XII: s.
kenny, IN his 22d year: Il Ell.s.s1 !El.s.a1l
The Irish standard., 1887-11-05
KINGS COUNTY! !

at the first October gather1lh6 - o1'o
Banagler leaguers, Rev. Dr1;;52.4 DIS Langan'
president, occupied the chair II q; ise-
solved 8. .sEhat we offer the EXPRESSION s'E
Of our eincerest confidence TO the Strlenas -|l
and relatives Of Patrick Laskin Of 81 ooa
stock who lately died IN kenny ssl1 lafl
from the shameful neglect shown hi Ah = =
his Illness by the medical oaicer. = .'Ihat a'a
we congratulate the tenants Of the ~ I::
dett estate on having obtained, 70 Z
gether witha remission oflcosts, the re-
d,1ction ID rent they first sought for;;
after long and honorable struggle z1n-
der the plan OF campaign" \
LEI rRRl AG. y
Tha Nationalis5s Of. Mohill turned out
almost TO a man on the occasion Of the
b}iiH county demonstration held on the
18th inst.
g.. 3ssssf5LLMERICK- 4..,5 \
Ballybricken leaguers met Ocrober 2
and Mr.. e. A-ssrby presided. Resolved
.slI'hat we. con dsrnn ID the strongest pos
sible manner the harsh and cruel evic-
ton of Mr. Lane, his wife, mother nd
helpless children, by that tyrant, Nc
Adam, and we are8 sure it will cheer
Mrs. Lane and the O Grady in their
prison prison celsIto know they llaye the 81 sym
patty i; lie lie of l;a and g
THAT they of for sthe !l
stand sthey have made fon home and u Z
ohildren dear. .Ess d
5 5sG8 81 LONGFOR j. III il.s 5S
The Longford guard are nov
graphing with the problem Of santa. S..
ton. iS3sS S.3S.: ...1.
LOUTH. az.
Tie new church IN Stabanncn was
dedicated on the 10Th ult. by Most
Rev. Dr. Lpgue. Thousands Of peo pie,
from far and near were present. S$
MAYO.
The Earl of Lucan, who arrived ct
Castlebar on October 9, was waited on
bya deputatiou Of his tenantry as re-
gardas reduction Of their rents. After
carefully considering their eiroum-
ces. I Eh a5ataTe 2Osper oent. reduction
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thye p,eol,le.
KILDARE. J;

On 5he 29th Of septemb mber, the feast
Of st. Michael theA ArcEang gel, the Lady
Mayoresa Of Dublin and Miss Catherine
Sullivan paid aaviait to thepewly- erected
Convent 81 st. Sebastian, at Kilcurllesno,
and were received BY the Mother Ger &c
era1 Of the Sisters Of the Most Holy
Cross and Passion On their way they
they visited the splendid paroola'llasl' ='l AZ
church; where they were greeted by the
Rey. Father Langan, y F., BY whom
they were subsequently Hospitality en- en-
tertained after inspe pecting the admirably g n
managed parish schools, where they
were presented with some appropriate
verses and flowers. The Lord Mayor
accompanied the party part Of the } way.
This is the first .foundationo Of the Order
in Ireland.
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SIS II 4.
sI pnal
min III was ,a
tle e 1esulso g: . oovef il ll brain, ].
ana s 4 G 9 B 81 81. Il. 81
On October 2, a great q Nationalist
demo tonstratt ion was held ii. Enhiakillen,
the occasion being the visit Of the Eng
lish Radical sdeputattiion at present ii
Ireland Tie meeting was, The first, as
it was certainly the largest, Nationalist
demohstrato tonsever held in Fernnanagh,
q GALWAY. S's
] Mark Garvey Nc Donnell died Oh Oc-.
tober 2, at his residence, Rock Lodge,
Galway, in tie SIND yearo 81 his age.
MI. Med Donnell was member Of the
Mayo family, and cousin Of iIoseph
;dyles Mel DonneI, Esq Of D oocastie,
late representative Of Mayo, ii Pariia-S
ment. He vent to reside il Galway to
educate his sons, who became dissln--.5
guished graduates Of the Queens Uni
versiity: and are rejecting credit upon
themselves in the public service, Ar
thony Patrick having been 9 Judge III.
India, and at present secretary Of state
In India, while another, Dr. James, is
chief medical officer in Mandalay.
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SUMMONS.

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STATE Gonngg M 1a sls =
DistricS Court:: Fourth Jndlclal y D1sgr1e1
Maritime Johnson, pialntlH, ulsus e l.
son, q efendant:. 1. 6 -
TheState Of Minnesota D.1tne Cd w y
a fendant: 5lsss. "a; J, i s - {.
Ybu ara hereby summ0neA ana to ea4s
Wer GI tne n,eE Wy "a;
Actl9n a.9, 94f ~
tRs Ssls 57sss 3 isa u;
4isSas, ne ~! I,,sr answer to said coMplaa
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lSeotattsNn 5oans!y
laated 81 M Isl
Most Rev Bishg1 s9i
81 q u JEEN;'SsGl UN,IY1, !. .Ss u
sCallinakiII Nat ti0nal lists met NET bn Il


callin.akill Nationali stss inet 81 oc:
|,tober 2. u
There was fair at ttarline, toni
the 18th ult. The attendance vss good,
From inquiries that have been made
into the cause Of the death Of the nan
hfeagher, whose rem aims were found on
the roadside about two miles from
Ratha owney, recently, it appears that
he was cidentally knocked of oar
on which he was sitting, tho result Of
The collision being the infection Of; So
we're 2inj jurtes from which he died S
ROsCOMMON. 'Is3iSE
B Mr.. Patrick Duffy Of stroke estown
died recently at an advanced age.
s2.1 SLIGO.
g a wei attended 4, mission was given
early in the month at Drumkeeran.
~ 4 3 , -. . s. 3 .
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KERRY.
y ~ ! L.sIL - D !

Died Oh Ootoper 5, Mr.. L. Lyons. -.
C.., Tralee, at his residence, The Nal, g z,
in the sixty-frst year Of his age. Mt.
Lyons was q member OF the Tralee town
commissionfor twenty seven years, and
during that time was prominently iden.-
tilted with the board, which had for it's
object the anaelioration Of any class Of
fha r,a07l7a s$ ~ Ef s.:.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-05

The Nationalis5s Of Mohill turned out .t
almost to man on the occasion Of the
bil, county demonstration held On the
18th inst.
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IN F.' @F0lRD j, Il B.

Rev. WilliamS &, Ne; q l. P Of Kill. 81 lt,.
anerin has gratefully ack ayl dged ll17 lib 5
eraI Aub bscrip iptions to the Bro t::ka tanants'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

Bonnie felt very proud as he sat on
the veranda that bright summer day.
At last he had hat just like papa's--
a clean, white, broad brimmed one
no baby-hat about that; IL was like
what men wear.
Suddenly there was n great nproar
from Uncle Johns garden, and Bonnie
went out 10 see.
A swarm Of Uncle Johns bees were
going away and they were beating on
old pans and kettles, thinking To cause
them to alight. They were coming
right over where Bonnie was standing
Ia great black cloud Of them.
Bonnie thought he would do some
thing, too. He did not have any old
pan, but there was the force pump and
tub Of water with which papa had been
sprinkling the garden. He had heard
that showed would cause them to
alignt, and that wide sprinkler would
make shower.
He seized the hose and pointed IL
directly at the black cloud Of bees; the
bees thought shower was coming
and they came down.
There being no bushes near at hand.
they took the first pace they could
find 10 light on, and that was on Ben
nie'S HeIc hut
And Bennie's new hat was on Ben
mics own little head at the time that
made il worse still. Luckily, Bonnie
was too frightened 10 stir, and the
swarm was a small one.
Don't move, Benniel stand still,
for your life!" shouted Uncle John;
and Bonnie stood as IL he was block
OF wood, he hardly dared TO breathe.
AS soon rs the bees settled fairly,
papa took Bennie's hat from his head
and shook the bees Oft into hive
which Uncle John brought from the
shed.
Uncle John said Bonnie had saved
the bees, SO he gave them 70 him, and
they made lots of cones for him; but
his beautiful new hat was ruined for
ever.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

any that were picked up. receiving In
return a shilling or two for the find.
One day little girl arrived from a
greater distance than usual. Offering
not pearl but pebble. Mrs. Brooke,
who was only seeking after pearls. de-
clined TO buy IT, shortly afterward
the butler, a good natured man, came
up and suggested she should change
her mind.
"Thc little girl" he said. "has had a
very long walk, and is crying bitterly
at having TO 90 home empty handed"
"Oh, very well," said Mrs. Brooke.
stake the stone and give the child
what she asks for II"
This he did. a month or two after
ward, "A friend, great traveller, who
knew south America well, after ogling
the pebble for some time, broke out
thus: "Do you know, II | were In
Brazil, should be certain that in that
Bit Of stone you had got hold OF real
diamond"
The bit of stone was submitted 10 a
competent jeweler In Dublin. who en-
tirely confirmed this suspicion; and the
Tough Erne pebble Is now set in one
OF Mrs. Brooke's diamond rings. Tn
lucky. all traces OF the little girl and
her whereabouts had been lost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

In burst OF obviously misplaced
confidence young lady just returned
from college yesterday conlided TO the
tourist one of the awful secrets of her
sex--the true inwardness of the femi-
nine account.book. "You see,". she
said. III can't always remember exactly
what | spend all my money for, SO
just put down all the items can re-
member and then charge the deficit TO
postage stamps. Mamma often won
ders what i Can possibly do with all
the stamps buy, for she knows
haven't such dreadful list Of cores
pondents. OF course" she went on,
with truly inexplicable look Of con-
scious prevarication, al don't write TO
anybody mamma doesn't know abont."
"Of course" assented the tourist.
"And You see" continued the fair
Nassarite, "when she looks over my
accounts and sees % cents charged
for missionary fund, Id cents for lead
pencils, 80 cents for caramels and tfro
dollars for postage-stamps she thinks
it's kind of funny "Quite ludicrous,
no doubt" echoed the tourist. Aibaay
Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

INDIGESTION Sss,S snS ,5s,syan p: al
H0IIv i blotchcs began the surface OF the
se'Iet skim aud experienced tired feeling and
XII 0TnuEc K dulncEs. began the OF pr. Picrcee
bhvi""Ao' Golden Medical Discovery directed by
him such complaints. and In weeks
to feel like "A sound and well
Pellets bilious
the chest and bad in the
My wife could not walk the
floor when began your Golden Medical Discovery
Now walk quito little and do light work.
- Mrs. INA NJ. srRoSG, OF Afnurorth. md writee,
MD -lnInT troubled with hil,Ont
~. ss"' disease for two years when no commenced tho
ncrlcr 4 OF your Golden Medical Discovery and
poLhcI Pellets he confined 10 his bed, and could
without
thanks Discovery he ebo TO bc up Ill the time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

Some little time ago young lady
VINO had been teaching a class OF half
grown girls in the Sunday-school OF
Dr. BIS church, Brooklyn, WAS
called away from the ciy rendering
II necessary TO iill her place. The
superintendent decided to request one
of the young gentlemen of the congre-
cation to take the class. IL SO hap
pened that the young man upon whom
fell the superintendent's choice was
exceedingly bashful. The two gentle
men appeared upon the little platform,
and the superintendent began:
'Young ladies, wish 10 introduce to
you AIr. c. who will In future be
your teacher would like 10 have
you tell him what your former teacher
did. so that he can 20 right on In the
same way" Immediately demure
miss Of Ii years arose and said; 1.-The
first thing our teacher always did was
20 kiss us all around"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

1t seems that fairies are still TO be
met with in Ireland, five may credit
the story which Mr.. Doyle tells Of his
friend, Mrs. Brooke. The family lived
on the banks OF Tough Erhe, where
pearls Of faore or less value are found
~ they are at places in England.A Mrs.
Brocsc took % collecting these pearls.
and children In the ncizhboring vii.
lagos 50, into the habit Of bringing hsr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

The Champion Oarsman of America,
John Teemer. writes: II have found 81.
Jacobs Oil of inestimable value" All
Champion Oarsmen use it. Sold by Drug
xists and Dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

Queen yictorias favorite dish Is tapioci
pudding. She Is q sturdy eater and sai
irinker of claret and red wines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

project for direct rain connection be
tween St. Paul and Denver Is said 70 b
ripe for contamination.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

dyspeptic. constipsted. sdould address,
with 10 cents In stsmPs for treatise,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
SOS Main Street. Buffalo. N. u.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

Secretary Whitney is. Of course, the
best dressed member of the Cabinet.
lie has several nobby summer suits,
In which he luxuriates by regular
rotation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19

th by using Perccs Golden Medical Discovery and good
Tor VIII be established
pmpe bloch, eruption 20 the worst scrofua blood
letter Feycrsore, Hipont Disease Scrofuous
and walk with the help cruchcs He any
pain and can eat and sleep well rs any one II has only htn
three months commenced
cannot ind words with which 20 gratitude for The
benefit he has received through you"
skin Discase.-The" Democrat ard News
4 A Il OF Cambridge, Maryland Mrs.
II IkHhbiE ANs Pools, wife OF Leonard Poole
1 1 ttumsfnfp. Dorchester
L GFFIinIlnk L bad
- Golden Medical Discovery.
pcafcd In her extended xneee
the whole OF the lower limbs
and became
hy physical
commenced the of the medicine namcd above She
began mend and well and hearty Mrs.
the medicine has saved her life and prolonged her days
Mr. r. A. AYREs OF East NcW Market. Dorchester County, Nd
yOuches Tor the above facts.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
Location Of Mine and Smelter,
Argenta, BeaverheaA Go.

The r1n IT,, j. locked for Ioo,-
900 >I'a"y~. az ,Alu. Of ST. each.
Fifty 1l>ru~,y.I >ioirr> Of Treasury
stock At. offered tr3' sale Il, Iiitv cents
per Share tIIr pr"trcls Of sale tn be
applied to .nc crretioN ot addition
Ill reduction works.
With the present smelling iarili~
ties of the Company they ar, no"
producing daily from =. to .,ton> of
bullion, which nets the Company
over $500 per ton after dctrayins all
,ran~ pp,ta,ion and refining charges.
The property of the Company
consists of the I'u@carur;,, >tap|ctun
& Silver Light (Silycr-leaD, Iron
Age irony, Limestone Quarry
valuable Fire Clay deposit, and al
land surrounding property suitable
for town>ite and building purposes.
The Company contcmplatcs nc>
spring, the purchase of Il large fur
mace, the same size and design a
used hv the Omaha Il Grant Smcl,
ing II Refining Co., making tn
mos, complete plan, i'll the Terri
tory.
Owing to the limited amount q
stock offered for sale, parties desirin!
to invest can subscribe from hi dat
and their orders will be given prctc,
cncc,
:. Orders by n,ail OF telegraph
. promptly attended to.
: JAMES b. lie .\llI,
4G-1w Butte, Montana.